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The Last Days of Hank Williams: Stories Told by Two Men Who Were There ()

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The Last Days of Hank Williams: Stories Told by Two Men Who Were There is a documentary film with a runtime of 27 minutes. Compare its IMDb, TMDB and community ratings below to see how The Last Days of Hank Williams: Stories Told by Two Men Who Were There scores across every source.

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The rumors and myths are finally erased as the two men who shared Hank William's final days tell their stories. Charles Carr, then seventeen, was the driver of Hank's Cadillac on his last ride. He describes in detail the events that unfold on that final trip. Braxton Shuffert was a mentor to Hank and a family friend. One of the last remaining pallbearers of WIlliam's funeral, Schuffert shares his memories of his friendship with Hank, the funeral, and the sorrow felt upon Hank William's death. His story also includes audio recorded at Hank William's funeral.